[sinistersnare]

To define exceedingly. Well I guess I just see this as a natural partner in the housing crisis. To combat things like this is to help solve the housing problem today. The prices are not going up like this because there are too many people, the prices are going up because of economic centralization.

[arcticbull]

> The prices are not going up like this because there are too many people, the prices are going up because of economic centralization.

Well no, they're going up because there's not enough houses near the jobs. Studies show the US is short 2-6,000,000 homes. Until that changes, prices will only keep going up. The centralization here is making it move faster than it otherwise would but the bounds and direction remain unchanged.

[sinistersnare]

Well if you believe that the problem is that there are not enough houses, these people did not collude, and nothing needs to change. That make sense.

[arcticbull]

I s'pose we'll find out as this makes its way through the courts :)